“Tag: leather”

When it comes to holster selection, there are pros and cons to both leather and Kydex.

man John Jackson makes a wide variety of holsters and magazine pouches using European single bend leather, the best part of a hide, vegetable-tanning them so as to preserve a firearm’s finish.

Decades of experience with handguns and holsters have given the author some excellent insights into the most popular designs. Here, he explains their advantages and disadvantages—and how to use them safely.

A manufacturer of World War II-era reproduction equipment, At The Front offers a number of newly made, period-correct firearm accessories.

The resulting modernized Winchester Repeating Arms Model 1895 Saddle Ring Carbine (SRC) makes for an intriguing platform that promises to be a capable field companion. Its unique Browning design, colorful historical lineage and high-quality manufacture set it apart from rank-and-file bolt guns and semi-automatics.

At The Front, a manufacturer of Axis and Allied World War II-era reproduction field equipment, offers a faithful reproduction of the M1907 leather slings used on U.S. M1903 and M1 rifles throughout the war.

Anyone who has carried a longarm knows the value a quality-made sling can provide, which is why the All-American Leather Sling from MidwayUSA offers an affordable solution with premium components.

Aker Leather has a line of belt slide holsters for light-bearing guns, the Nightguard series, and the new Compact version (Model 147C) is scaled-down particularly for use with smaller carry pistols.

Bianchi has rebranded, with a new website and logo, to reflect its renewed focus to the needs and expectations of its customers.